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President Joe Biden's Treasury Department is investigating if Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis misused COVID-19 relief funds to transport migrants to Martha's Vineyard.

Barnard College, a private women's school affiliated with Columbia University, is making medication abortions available to its students, saying that providing the service is part of its plans to expand healthcare options.

President Biden said Thursday that a nuclear "Armageddon" is at its highest risk since the Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962.

Radio personality Grant Stinchfield says he would never buy an electric vehicle because recharging it is a time-consuming nightmare.

Alejandro Mayorkas' failure to enforce immigration law and address the drug and human trafficking crisis at the U.S.-Mexico border is a "gross dereliction of duty and violation of" his oath of office and, if not corrected swiftly, could provide grounds for impeachment, Sens. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., and Ted Cruz, R-Texas, said Thursday in a letter to the Department of Homeland Security Secretary.

A new Gallup poll out Tuesday finds that voters would rather have Republicans in power over Democrats for security and prosperity.

The Supreme Court agreed to take up two cases that could potentially challenge antitrust protections for Big Tech companies. The nation's highest court approved on...

The administration is being sued by six states.

The detained protester was beaten, lost an eye, has blood clots, and precancerous growths.

While the reports of an attempted coup against Chinese President Xi Jinping are likely untrue, Far East foreign affairs expert Gordon Chang tells Newsmax where there is "smoke" there is likely some sort of "fire somewhere."